Category Archives: climate science

Tom Nelson Podcast

Tom Nelson kindly invited me to give a podcast as part of his series of  “sceptical/critical” climate change opinions .  I agree that human economic progress has damaged the natural world and  consequently changed slightly the  climate.  However I oppose … Continue reading

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Trends in Maximum and Diurnal temperatures in Australia

The last post showed that there was little change in the timing of, or the seasonal maximum of temperatures in Australia.  Here I look at the long term trends  in 3 different locations Yongala in SA,  Alice Springs in central … Continue reading

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Climate Sensitivity to CO2

The decadal trend in global temperatures shows  a clear almost linear increase since the 1970s. We can compare this increase to that of CO2 in the atmosphere. One sees a nearly proportional agreement between temperature and CO2 after ~1970. However … Continue reading

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